How to Plan a Poolside Towel Rotation
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A towel rotation works best when clean, used, and spare towels each have a clear place around the pool and home.

Count by use, not appearance
Start with the number of regular swimmers, then allow for guests and laundry time. A dry spare prevents the final towel from being used too early in the day.
- One in use for each swimmer
- A clean spare for guests or a second swim
- Enough time for washing and drying between busy days
Make the rotation visible
Different colors or patterns can help people recognise their towel. Keep clean towels together and give used ones a separate ventilated place so the system remains obvious to everyone.
Build a practical towel set.
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